Yamaha Reface DX w/ Dtronics MIDI Extender

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Doepfer MS-404 Analog Midi Synthesizer SN 971319

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Oberheim Xpander SN 700934

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Vintage ARP Odyssey 2813 Rev II SN 0310

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"You are looking at a vintage ARP Odyssey REVII Synthesizer, Serial number 2813, manufactured in the late 1970's. If you are looking at this listing you know what it is, this is a real ARP Odyssey, NOT the modern Korg remake.

"This specific unit is in excellent shape and has very recently been professionally serviced, which includes new key bushings, calibration/tuning, slider lubrication & cleaning (this is VERY important with these units), PSU updating, capacitor replacement, as well as many other tweaks.

This specific unit plays beautifully and sounds absolutely magical. Cosmetically there are a few minor blemishes that I will describe as best as I can so there are no surprises:

(1) There are some very small white scuffs on the edge meeting the front and rear chassis.

(2) There are two missing screws on the left & right side: this was done on purpose; the threads had worn out so the screw-holes were repositioned to the outer chassis

(3) The jacks on the rear have some minor corrosion but the electrical contact has been tested and gives good continuity.

I have tested this unit over and over and it is rock solid. However given the age of the unit and overall sensitivity of older electronics I am unable to guarantee that at some point in time it may require re-servicing.

I will also include the RCA Cable + Adapter required to use the 'High' output in the rear of the unit. It is HIGHLY recommended that you use this output, it gives a much stronger & cleaner signal"

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The Instrument of the Pros... Minimoog Brochure

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"Vintage original, 4 page, vibrant color, 1972, very early brochure with specifications on the back and large fold out pic of the Moog Minimoog inside. Used however very good condition, vintage original, no punch holes, no writing, no highlights, no stains, no tears, no missing pages. Very slight wrinkle on cover. pages nice."

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Studio Electronics SE-3X SN 4524

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"Includes Moog, Oberheim, ARP and Roland filters. 3-voice paraphonic."

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Kimball Challenger P5 w/ MusicPro Program Cards

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"Kimball Challenger P5 Programmable Synthesizer Electronic Keyboard. Excellent cosmetic and working condition. Comes with manual, programming cards, and original purchase receipt from 1985."

You can find demos of one in previous posts here.

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Party Ready Patterns With Bass Lines - A Happy Gathering of Flux, Metropolix and Pulsar 23

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"The fourth collaboration between IOLabs Flux, the best trigger sequencer, and the Soma Pulsar 23 , arguably the most amazing if not the best drum machine ever made. The combination of sound quality, easy of use, open design, interconnectivity and interactivity makes the Soma a fantastic piece of musical gear, and which is more important, a real instrument to play with. The amount of control and flexibility that Flux puts in your hands can lead you to totally unexpected sonic landscapes, like you can see and heat in that video.
Barry at IOLabs and Vlad at Soma Instruments are real geniuses of our time.

Patch details are included in the video."

Xjam, nuevo controlador de pads y repaso a las interfaces ESI

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Guessing this is the same ESi posted back in 2008 here.

"Aunque el lanzamiento oficial se producirá en el inminente NAMM, ESI mostraba en su stand Xjam, un coqueto controlador de pads y encoders. Os contamos sus características y repasamos otros productos recientes de su catálogo, en particular sus interfaces MIDI con detección automática de entradas y salidas que además aportan un útil hub USB 3.0 y disponibles en variantes de 8 o 16 conexiones clásicas MIDI DIN 5 puntas, o alguno de los recientes modelos de interfaces ultracompactos con interfaz tanto Dante (Ethernet) como USB."

Googlish:

"Although the official launch will take place at the imminent NAMM, ESI was showing Xjam, a cute controller for pads and encoders, at its booth. We tell you about its features and review other recent products from its catalogue, in particular its MIDI interfaces with automatic detection of inputs and outputs that also provide a useful USB 3.0 hub and are available in variants of 8 or 16 classic MIDI DIN 5-pin connections, or any of recent ultra-compact interface models with both Dante (Ethernet) and USB interfaces."

Superbooth 22: Gamechanger Audio - Motorsynth MK2

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"When the Motorsynth was first unveiled at Superbooth 19, it certainly was a game changer, with its spinning motor oscillators.

Three years have passed, and Ilja from Gamechanger has listened to feedback from the initial run of 450 Motorsynths, and returns with the MK2, improving upon the original designs.

The Motorsynth MK2 offers two separate motor voices with 4 electromotor oscillators each - both voices can operate in mono, unison or in four-note polyphonic mode. Both motor voices are equipped with a separate set of controls for adjusting volume, scale, waveshape, individual amp envelope engines for each musical note, as well as separate analogue multimode filters.

The first units will arrive summer 22

Price: TBC - around 3,000 euros"